In the spirit of Angie's blog post, I have another question that's been sitting in my brain recently. (I'll post on Angie's when I get home and can measure.) Somebody I know was talking about how their child has large feet and so they were expecting the child to grow tall. But I realized that I know plenty of people who are shorter with larger feet or taller with smaller feet. I myself am shorter with average feet. So my question is-- how does the size of your feet correspond to your bone structure size?

I'm completely making this up so if you have any info feel free to speak up. To quantify let's say that small feet are size less than 7; medium feet are size 7-8 and larger feet are size 9 and above. If you have wide or narrow feet, consider adding or subtracting up to 1 size respectively at your discretion.

If you're not sure what your bone structure size is, I did read on the web (also from someone's health class) that

"If your index finger and thumb can overlap when hold your wrist, you're smalll boned. If they can just touch, you're medium boned. If they don't touch you're large boned"

Thanks for indulging!